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Free sign upThe phrase "appropriation of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the act of taking something for one's own use, often without the owner's permission, particularly in cultural or artistic discussions.
Example: "The appropriation of a traditional dance form by contemporary artists has sparked debate about cultural sensitivity."
Alternatives: "taking of a" or "seizure of a".
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He is similarly engaged with My Fair Lady, another unabashed appropriation of a masterpiece, Shaw's Pygmalion.
The appropriation of a feminist theme for selling whiskey to women is nothing if not ironic.
And yet the sly appropriation of a urinal still irritates like an untreated case of cystitis.
It is not the psychological appropriation of a role, but rather its physical appropriation.
This clumsy appropriation of a specific power relationship and its application to the sex wars in the N.Y.U.
For this is not the first time an Ai Weiwei appropriation of a Han urn has been smashed.
They began jamming together, originally as the Artistics (later the Autistics, a sporting appropriation of a campus joke).
One man's "fabulous appraisal of halcyon days irretrievably gone" (copyright: BlackCombe) is another's cynical appropriation of a beloved band's image.
Mr. Gray also said that the Board of Estimate had informally approved the appropriation of a million dollars for a campaign against rats.
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"Ngugi wa Thiong'o's Theory of the Anti-imperialist Novel: The Re-appropriation of a Literary Form". In Ngugi in the American Imperium.
The university's proposed restrictions come on the heels of the abrupt and unannounced re-appropriation of a student center at CUNY's City College, where politically active students once had their offices.
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